Here and there

Awaiting Ayamase

bigtt76:
Once you get the response via post, you will be required to affix your passport photograph and sign the enclosed form. Lastly you enclose your BRP card with the signed form and send back to DVLA for processing. My advise as follows:-

1. Use first-class registered mail so you can track the delivery of the form with your BRP enclosed
2. Enclose a paid postage envelope for the return of your BRP
3. With all these strikes, I will advise you hold on until the new year before doing this ...e get why

All the best

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Air fried chicken pie plus pure orange juice.
Both Homemade

Long time no cook

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Lexusgs430:


Based on my own subscription services

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A family member just missed her flight because of the required Schengen visa....

Please how soon can one get the transit visa?

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SporaD8:
Everyone condemning the Nurse action can now see why hospitals normally reject patients or practically watch as their patients die?!
Possibly the Surgeon was not around.
The Patient was in a pretty bad shape and needs urgent attention!
Her people couldn't source for hospital bills and
the hospitals-should-try-and-save-lives-first crew were on his neck...,
Out of compassion and good intentions, The nurse decided to try his best. Now his best of intentions have landed him in prison while those motivating him to save lives first her the first to accuse him of murder!

Loool
In this case, it's fibroid. If anything urgent, she probably had to receive blood so she can be stable enough for surgery. Myomectomy is hardly ever urgent.
In this case, you missed

Mamatukwas:


I hope she’s on her way this weekend? Cause Baby will soon be here. I’d say given how little time she has, don’t bring anything outside maybe ori n co if that’s what is the plan to use for the baby. Once she’s here she can buy the essentials. Bring food/spices for post partum. Clothes n hardware can be bought here.

If it’s Scotland ������� for instance she doesn’t need to buy any essentials as most of it is given free after birth. England is different but still I’d say buy when you get here.

Once you’ve paid your IHS you’re entitled to NHS care. As soon as she enters, she should register at the GP closest to her immediately and ask to he referred for antenatal clinic.

Of course if for any reason you come in and labor sets in you can go straight to A&E. No one will turn you back but it’s not ideal.

Nothing concern her with loosing her baby. The care system here is not full of barbarians looking for who to torment so she should remove fear from her system and be bold. A bigger issue is getting a fit to fly. Ideally she shouldn’t be able to fly at 36 weeks but it’s doable.

Best of luck.

Thanks she's flying at approximately 36wks, with scan report I think.

It's 7pm now.
Wedding don finish
Bride is happy hopefully
Groom is happy hopefully
Guests are happy and back safe and sound hopefully.
You are happy with your decision too I guess. Move on with your life
Next case abeg. Close thread.
Life is too short to take things too seriously

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mamawa123:


Travel to England rules:
When you travel to England, you:

- do not need to complete a UK passenger locator form before you travel
- do not need to take any COVID-19 tests before you travel or after you arrive
- do not need to quarantine when you arrive

This applies whether you are vaccinated or not.

It includes people who are transiting through England.

Other countries may have rules about what you need to do to leave the country to travel to England. You should check travel advice for the country you are travelling from.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/travel-to-england-from-another-country-during-coronavirus-covid-19

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Destined2lead:
location?

Ilasa Lagos

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